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Show of Mr. and Mrs. were Mr. and FT. GREEN JESSIE OLDROYD Sacrament meeting Sunday evening, October 20 was conducted by James Allred. The program was a missionary for Elder Merrill farewell Rasmussen, son of Pres, and Mrs. Victor Rasmussen. Elder Rasmussen has been called to serve in the Australia-Adelaid- e mission and will leave October 26 to enter the mission home. Invocation was .offered by Kenneth Hansen, a friend. Speakers were: The father, Pres. Rasmussen, and Mitchell of Christensen, brother-in-laMerrill. Musical number, piano solo played by Ann Aagard, a cousin. Speaker, Carl Rasmussen, an uncle. Double vocal duet: Kerry and Kristy Field, Ann and Sue Rasmussen, cousins. They sang Sometime. Their to have Sister Ida leave home for she will be missed. We send to her, our best wishes for her health and piness while she is away. entertained her club members at her home. Colorful flowers were in the living room. The dining table carried the ward members attended the ward supper, a delicious one, Monday evening. It was under the direction of the Bishopric. After the dinner, attractive cakes made by some of the ladies of the ward, were auctioned off by Allan Bailey. A colored film of the B.Y.U. Folk Dancers was shown. The dancers performed dances of various countries and was most enjoyable. Most of 'Touch the Sky movie scheduled Deer hunters swarmed hills and mountains over weekend. Lots of hunters few deer! The wives Touch the Sky, a color feature showing at the Kinema Theatre, captures the beauty and excitement of Africa, perhaps better than any other film. Ron Shanin, aerospace engineer turned animal collector and film producer, conceived the idea, wrote, directed and was responsible for the principal photgraphy. The result is a film with spectacular displays of wildlife and tense, intriguing action. Shanins two films to date, and "Touch African Safari the Sky, have been called two of the most remarkable high adventure films ever produced. Touch the Sky covers 1,00,000 square miles of Eastern and Central Africa and took five years to film. It was space well traveled and time well spent. is an ex"Touch the Sky perience not to be missed. and cups, children Mable Allred, Rosetta Eggen, Ruth Luella Hansen, Mikkelson, Mable Olsen, Etta Rasmussen, Alyce Wilkins, Gladys Winters, Minnie Olsen, and special guest, Jessie Oldroyd. Happy birthday to our Mayor, Reed Collard, October 21. He celebrated his special day on Sunday with his family, 26 of them around mom and dads table for a delicious turkey dinner. Those present to honor father and grandfather were LaVar and Maxine Allred, Deborah, Jerry and Kristopher from Richfield. Marilyn Blackham with children Jan, James, Jon, Jack, and Jed from Moroni; Ronald and Sharon Collard, Scott, Ryan and Stephanie; Karl Reed1 and Charlotte Collard, Wayne, Wendy, Julie, and Darrin Reed, all from Salt Lake; Shelith and Cheryl Edmunds from Provo. A lovely day for all the Collards! Carolyn Garrett visited with her parents, Scott and Euleda Cook, and attended church here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deeble three sons, Salt Lake, visited Friday with Grand- and of Moroni; Theora Anderson, Hilda Christiansen, Dorothy Oldroyd, and Etta Rasmussen. Mrs. Allred left Monday from the Salt Lake Airport to go to LaHabra, California, where she will visit with her daughter, Gladys and husband, Mr. Thompson. mother, Alyce Wilkins. On Saturday the Deebles and Mrs. Wilkins drove to Cedar City to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn (Beth Ann) Esplin and baby. Sunday they attended church, and witnessed the On naming and blessing of the new baby, Jennifer Lee Esplin, who was given her name and blessing by daddy Lynn, who was assisted by Uncle Robert Deeble and members of the Bishopric. Mr. and Mrs. Norman (Alyce) Henderson and their three children of Kanab, spent the weekend here at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Wilcock. Weekend visitors at the home their spent over the very and time visiting. One big family sat around the Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Oldroyd table for Sunday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce (Maxine) Jensen and family: Karen, Sheryl, Danny and their families; Mr. and Mrs. Sterling (Velda) Fox; Burke Jackson, and hunting friends all enjoyed dinner together. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd (Katheen) Reynolds and children spent the weekend here visiting Mr. Roy Anderson, the Reynolds in Chester, and of course, hunting. A delicious dinner was served to the following: On Wednesday afternoon, October 16, Mrs. Eda Allred was honored by her club friends. The ladies met at the Ftn. Green Cafe where they enjoyed a chicken dinner, and visiting. Those in attendance were: Mrs. Allred, her friend and a special guest, Venice Anderson nut ting. families family. After the meeting, family and friends enjoyed visiting and a the luncheon at buffet Rasmussen home. Halloween Halloween napkins were in keeping with the theme, and added to the attractive set- ac- were present, which was a tribute to the missionary and his the motive. . .with a Halloween tree for a center piece, place Speaker, the missionary, Elder Rasmussen. Aagard-Rasmusse- n hap- Thursday afternoon, October 17, Minnie Oldroyd companist was LuJane Cook. A brother, Lynn Rasmussen read What is a missionary? Choir and congregation sang God Be With You Till We Meet Again, directed by Peter Jacobson. Closing prayer, Scott Allred, a friend. There was a large crowd to the meeting, relatives and friends coming from Bountiful, Salt Lake, Provo, and the cities in Moroni and No. Sanpete Stakes. Most all of the members of the are sorry cards, Mrs. Rowen Monsen from Orem. Rowen is a friend and former roommate of Dean Cook. October 24, 1974 Vanese Stock and children visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vurl Morgan this last weekend while her husband, Don Stock hunted. Yes just hunted! Mrs. Clair (Donna) Ivory had pleasant and happy week visiting with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Sheryl) Draper in Kaysville. On Monday Mrs. Ivory and Sheryl visited with Donnas sister, a brother and their families: Hazel Park and Robert Guyman in Salt Lake. Mrs. Ivory attended Relief Society with Sheryl on Tuesday, work meeting day, and Sheryls turn to help serve. Here Mrs. Ivory met the daughter of the late Leray Robertson. Her husband is the Bishop of Sheryls Ward, and also principal of the elementary school. Wednesday, Donna and Sheryl visited school Parents Day, where they met the principal. Small world! We meet friends and former residents in unexpected places! Sheryl and Paul have three children, growing up fast Michael is in Junior High, Brent in fourth grade and Hal in first. are so sorry to lost Robert and Paula Johnson and their We little son. They have moved to Salt Lake where Robert is employed with an insurance company. They will be missed! We hope youll soon be back, Robert and Paula, but we do wish you success and happiness. Osmond Mr. and Mrs. Crowther have just returned home from another interesting trip. Arent they lucky? They joined the Senior Citizen Group from Orem and were to Page, Arizona where they spent two nights. One wonderful day cruising on Lake Powell. Sounds fun, and was! They visited Rainbow Bridge, took the Glen Canyon Dam tour, then on to Four Corners the Indian Caves, and Dwellings were so interesting, as were the Big Power Dam, and Durango. Next day, a train ride! Nine hundred State df Utah OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE SALT LAKE CITY September 30, 1974 This is a Bennett Pressure Breathing Therapy Pleasant Stake Youth Committee has chosen buy for the Sanpete LDS Hospital. tourist-passenge- Unit that the Mt. to raise funds to Mt. Pleasant LDS youth to raise funds for pressure breathing unit Finding ways of being of service to their fellowmen is the challenge handed out to the young people in the Aaronic Priesthood and Young Womens program in the Mt. Pleasant LDS Stake. The Stake Youth Committee accepted this challenge and have decided to faise funds for a new Bennett Pressure Breathing Therapy Unit for the Sanpete performed. Skilled at her work,, and certainly entertaining. Next toGrand Junction, Price, Provo and home. The Crowthers report the trip as very interesting and the fall scenery, beautiful. Three of our friends are in the hospital at this time. Mrs. Memphis Talbot in Provo, Utah Valley; Delilah Symes, Juab, and Earl Ivory in St. Marks. We send our best wishes to them. off-r-fi- rst aboard, all going to the old town, Silver City. The engine of the train was a steam engine and was coal fed. Dinner in the cafe where a real Honky Tonk piano player LUCY DYE Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Anderson had as visitors a week ago Sunday their son Duane and his wife Claudine and Russel and Kaylei of Salt Lake. Mrs. Janell Harris and children of Aurora visited one day on Saturday with Mrs. Louise Rees. Her son Donald stayed over night with Roger to visit. Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Thomas had as visitors a week ago for the week end two of their daughters, Lula and Kline Irons came Saturday for dinner and a visit then Saturday afternoon Reah and Norman Heaton and children Vicki, Tommy, Sharon and Jo Anne came from Cedar City and Kathleen and David Noah came from Delta. They all left Sunday afternoon. airview a Birthday greetings to one of our missionaries, Elder Dwight Cook in Minnesota; Phyllis N. Thompson in California, Oliver Field, Perry Christensen, Mrs. Jennie Anderson and Peggy O. Bailey. Anniversary greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Anderson. May you all have a happy day. We extend our sympathy to Mrs. Jerry (Jean) Beck, her mother and family in their loss of husband and father, Mr. Grant Brotherson, who died suddenly, Saturday, October 19 at his home. LDS Hostial. This badly needed piece of equipment will provide a means of efficiently ad- ministering intermittent positive pressure breathing. The unit is expressly designed for of treatment therapeutic patients who have pulmonary complications and who are ventilating insufficiently or with labored effort. The treatment controlled utilizes controlled inflation of the lungs, with of simultaneous delivery nebulized medication. The unit assists breathing by inflating the lungs during inspiration under safe, controlled pressure and permits free and The Mt. Plea) ant Pyramid Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Price spent Tuesday and Wednesday of last week at Newton Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee Anderson were Don Lee Anderson and Tony Leak of Salt Lake City. Mr. Leak is with their daughters family. Helen and Jay Rigby and children. originally from Wales, England. Also visiting at the Anderson Lloyd and Reiva Thomas of home were Mr. and Mrs. Garth Salt Lake spent a day and night H. Anderson and Corey of. with his brother Alma Thomas Magna. and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Thomas and Mrs. Marie Phil Farr was sustained as the Thomas. Director of the Aaronic Priesthood in the North Ward Mrs. Vivian Dye was hostess Sunday. He replaced Iven to the Wales Coal Bed Camp of Shelley who has been serving in D.U.P. It was held at the home of that position. David McFarlane Mrs. Lucy Dye on Wednesday was name Priest Explorer Advisor replacing Leon Day. Oren Anderson was sustained Secretary in the position held by Terry Rigby. Anna Julie Jensen, Christensen, April Hunter, s 436-847- 4 Ona Anderson conducted. Elda Rees gave the prayer. The lesson on pioneer quilts was given by Marie Thomas. Present were Alasca Davis, Ona Anderson, Myrtle Rees, Joan Dye, Elda Rees, Lucy Dye, Marie Thomas, Jane Thomas, Vivian Dye, Helena Price, Vay Anna Price and Sazie Thomas. Mrs. Sazie Thomas was a special visitor. Her home is in Salt Lake. She is going on 85 years old and gives the D.U.P. lesson in her camp. She brought a picture to show of the second house built in Wales and where her mother Hannah Rees Anderson was born. Hannah was the second child born in Wales. Refreshments were served. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davis had all their family home on the week end. Tom and Greta and children of Salt Lake, Anita and Dennis Roberts and children of Riverton and Byron and Mary Davis of Wales. Saturday, Mrs. Lucy Dye and daughters Mrs. Joan Dye and Jo Anne and Tommy, Wales, Mrs. La Priel Otten of Mayfield and Mrs. Miriam Hansen of Centerfield enjoyed a trip to Ferron to visit an uncle and aunt. Jack and Minnie Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Vern West had brother and sister Marshal of Manti and their and his grand son come Sunday to attend Sunday school and visit with them. son-in-la- w SALE! NORITAKE CHINA, PROGRESSION, PERMASTONE, Cindy, Melba and Melva Brady were Page Seven WALES 2 44$-342- We Emerson Cook relased from Sunday CRYSTAL GOBLETS, SHERBETS, School positions. Named to fill vacanies in the Sunday School Iff Annette Hall, Phyllis Tucker and Lynette were Led-dingha- The North Ward Beehive and Scouts enjoyed a delightful time at he Springville Skating rink set 45-pie- unrestricted passive expiration Tuesday night. without pressure. This is the goal. How to reach this goal is the next step and has at your door during the coming taken a lot of planning and hard week, donate what you can. work by the young people in the Remember proceeds go towards Stake. the purchase of the respirator. The Youth Committee have Then, mark November 5, 7:30 planned a Talent, Auction, and p.m. on your calender and come Bake Sale (TABS) Night to be over to the gym. Who knows held on Tuesday, November 5 at what kind of a buy will find, and 7:30 p.m. in the North Sanpete you will be rewarded with some as High School Gym. outstanding entertainment When a young man or girl calls well. International Ironstone USE OUR LAY-AWA- 20 OFF Y WE HAVE CANDY AGAIN! GIFT SHOP THE 198 MILLER BROTHERS South Main Phone Springville 489-568- 4 LAWN & CYCLE Manti, Utah Dear Fellow Citizens; By State Ltiw I have been given the responsibility for publishing the Ballot Title of the Land Use Referendum as it will appear on the General Lleition Ballot on Not ember 5. 1974. 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